Hamza Igamane turns his Rangers brilliance into a game as Aberdeen pay for ridiculous mistakes – 3 talking points

Hamza Igamane was the man of the moment once again as Rangers' near-flawless Ibrox record was extended with a 3-0 trouncing of Aberdeen.

Philippe Clement hasn't half had his troubles on the road this season with an urgent fix required on their travels with big games against Manchester United in the Europa League and Dundee United at Tannadice to come next week - but in Govan it is 11 wins and one draw from 12 outings with star man Igamane making it 12 goals from 13 outings to take his tally overall in all competitions to 13. Leon Balogun and Cyriel Dessers added further goals in added-time to make it a comfortable evening in Govan.

Igamen should have opened the scoring before he did as he fired narrowly wide after a brilliant ball by Vaclav Cerny. However, he wouldn't be denied as moments later he showed great composure to fire home after Cerny picked Sivert Nilsen's pocket in a moment to forget for the Aberdeen man before Igamane eventually fired home. The home side continued to push for a second but it was Leighton Clarkson who nearly silenced Ibrox as he let rip from 40-plus yards but Liam Kelly jockeyed back and was able to pluck the ball out the air. The stadium was briefly hushed but the Ibrox stopper was the calmest man in the building.

Danilo - who went off injured after what looked like a shoulder issue at the break - was sent between the two Aberdeen centre-backs from a slick Ianis Hagi pass but Ross Doohan produced a big one-on-one stop before he was once again called into action to quickly push away a Igamane driving effort after smart link up play with the Brazilian before sticking a foot out at his near post to deny Jefte.

As Rangers pushed for a second, Hagi was a lick of paint away from getting on the